The future of liquid cooling for data centers

Increasing power levels and low Tcase requirements require innovative cooling technologies to ensure low carbon footprint initiatives can succeed. Understanding the benefits and trade-offs of various cooling technologies helps users make the best decisions for their organization.

[@valentinzeller8439]

Its time for Liquid Cooling in the Datacenter. The higher specific heat of 4.18 j/(kg*k) compared to air 1.00 j/(kg*k) has always been an obvious x4 improvement.

[@xmz341]

4180 vs 1

[@isaachung9382]

Liquid Cooling will be the norm.

[@gregm1621]

My company is working with Immersion cooling now. Yes, this is environmentally sound solution.

[@sumitraut6032]

which company?

[@sascha5318]

Would be worth to look into "phaseshifting thermal storage"-cooling by german company CALDOA. Able to reduce the energy-consumption by 30- 40% (normally used for cooling) , capture 100% of excess heat and being completely Co2 neutral (!).

[@am.s22ultra]

Can we have the presentation on PDF file

[@MK-fu3jp]

Is the liquid cancerous ?

[@ChillerTechSupport]

This is the future of cooling for data centers for high density server applications.

[@nathanielroe1028]

what about solid state cooling?